THE REFLECTOR G C. X. C. as second mail matter. FITZ WINS. March 1807 HIE MEET HOUR AND A HALF. to City, Mar. IN MEXICO. Scenes and Cars Mules-No Sabbath -Cathedrals and Weakening. Monterey is the capital of the State of of the northern States of he republic It border and has a tween and It is to be perhaps American city in Mexico, that is more our people are pothered among its inhabitants than in other city the same size. to its the border and its accessibility to Americana. Yet I he visitor the fact that the toms of the city are American, and Mexican life customs are seen here in phases. As stated previously we d Monterey Saturday night m the train and the station out to the street, for a while sounded like we bad dropped down among the tower builders of Babel. They had caught on to the American idea of haying that nuisance, the hollering hotel run or to meet trains, and of this gentry with a horde of were lifting voices with one accord. It was all rather Spans never a time out of the hubbub could we catch a sentence as goes to the King House, right on Main or Macon, be. house in the such as this came quickly, as the approach cf a gentleman pretty good specimen of -United readily caught the eye and ear of our party, lie was connected with one of the best hotels in the city, had learned of the coming of our party and came down to capture us. And he long doing In order to keen M and prevent a possibility of any- one getting lost, our whole party the same street car for the trip up to the hotel, two miles distant. When all was m our chat gave the to the driver, a blown through the r s teeth started the bide mules front o the cur Off in a trot. Cy- th way. mules are the sole motile power for the street cars in Monterey. The city has an electric plant is lighted by electricity, this is not applied the cars. There am two mules to each cur, usually tandem It is not infrequent that these little receive rough at the hands of the in- variably carries a long lash the brutes from force of habit. The faro for rid- big on the street cars is cent, Mexican, of bat after o'clock; at eight charge is That ride up town at midnight made impressions o t easily The of the full moon glare of electric lights failing the long rows low white buildings made them look weird indeed as the ca rolled the so near the buildings that the passenger could put out a hand and almost touch them. Here and there a blanketed moving noiselessly along was met, barely having on sidewalk to keep clear of the car- on a curb of the stores open, though not all I of them, the richer of men who to pass I ho day at the or on-; in sports their , closed- After breakfasting we started out again. This time many people were seen wending a splendid cathedral, just the plaza from the hotel, where j mass was held at o'clock. Patrick's day dawned mid and a desire to sec the people;, u- assembled together, impelled us. i i i hither. An a rule the cathedrals of Mexico are exceedingly hand- lie lust ML won the toss for positions, will begin the battle with old Several eastern .-ports rived during the morning and there was much I; the odds being in tin or of Corbett. It is gem-rally be- of rounds will while the. favorite number i as some the most I a m lb commanding in structures in the cities. OM, though haying stood there with people, All on to a showing signs ; notable sports the country are here, of MM still a picture i Sullivan appeared i lion. Thai a e both a out blow. h ad light Ml en a tried tin m It was well known in that pan to I Washington that the bill would tonal being in t r Corbett wry tired. to Dr. Battle looks a luck bull, but is as j tho him M the men. I land Wed exterior was of color and two tell towers j crowned the jimmy lime a clock the ether a chime L. W. lime keep- bells. The interior, while showing w my t. ft J i. i a challenge tight die contort less from long use. indicated signs The walls were decorated with exquisite paintings, elegant tapestries, with beautiful carved work everywhere. The floor, badly worn dusty, was laid in panels with grooves at each end to permit removing them- Lot us say here passing that the cathedrals contain the wood- en that we saw the city The object of baring the floor in this manner is for convenience in up wherever desired to place a body it Beneath every cathedral floor h a burying ground, and nor Sullivan jumped in the and aid. there is nothing I can and to Mr. Jordan's think there one more left in and J here A challenge was in behalf Joe entered the ring ; following a ball minute later. Time called at for an opening. forcing Corbett to cover tries a left swing which Jim ducks cleverly. Jim smiling. very aggressive and leads a one neck. Jim and lands kit hook on fallows with left book on They clinch but nu done in the breakaway. lands right swing on ribs, clinch, no hinds left on Jim's head. Jim land- hard Fitz clinch and lands heavy right hand Jim's head. Jim says laughed. lands right on ribs as the th misses a swing and is lilted off his feel by u straight left back from on it is doing nil the this round. Fitz tries n light i and cross cut but Jim ducks. Pitt lauds his left mi Jim's face and Jim counters with n right on body. Spurring tor d. Time. round. Long range both very active on their feel. lands below the belt and is by Corbett lands left on Fitz wind. Fitz rushes Jim do. very little damage. Flu very hard kit hand on Jim- j and tries tor a right cross cut but FlU again tries light but he is short. He is landing often than now. Time. spit.; the blood out Ilia month and a bard left swing at Jim's bead. tomes back with still left and right on Jim's head and body, and is very much cooler and stronger than Jim at Ml Jim stops a with a straight left the mouth bleeding but Jim back, apparently toe the two. They mix and honors ever, both are bard. atom d neck and every step taken the over a body. The the of burying beneath these tor a minute, clinch-.-- and no in breakaway. and hit More clinching , Jim is very cautious, and looking I the slightest opening, lauds Tell swings on ad. swings left and right and lauds lightly head. he is of a I rapid character both men Vary lively Jim landed a hard hit , .- jab on Fitz stomach f-d- now so much m vogue . . . . . , as in former years, the bodies priests or some j,,,; hard right and fa It being the only ones placed lbs when the tinge, there. may be duo to j fact that tits under loon are full, and j Mi whenever a body is placed there and and it has to so on top of the bones at head but dam one that has preceded it. I another wit i, Fitz little- left The gathered within this on Ike bad follows aha right edifies at hour of morning i . . . ,. , .-, , devotions were a Naturally we had expected to Sad the upper t- and Jim meets him j wealthier classed there, but with stiff right on tee Article Worth by their absence was noticeable. The is the rushing and Tobacco was made almost . . ., . , hitting roughing in the breakaway, Jim clinches. land, right over Fitz mixes it up and puts him to rope call-d. Jim's blows are larking in he is lighting lit lauds his right the ribs and i- led once. Corbett miss- es a half MUM hook on the jaw, mix it and Fitz has decidedly the bet- the round. fights Corbel to his comer and ha- him weak as the sounds. 12th it, minim kit and is on the face is bent on rushing and is keeping Fitz gets the worst it the rush, more clinching. lands left sore nose, fol- lows with half at body, he force- lo the rope and smashes him hard on the ribs. spits wads Corbett is now rushing and lauds light I. It the Corbett binds left oh face follows right, a knock out super cut with right but its a bail short. This is Corl-ti's round Jim z Jim over bis but doe- little Jim jab lightly OS lbs lead and is truck with one o-i tie- Corbett ii king very danger lead Corbett lands jab again on had. Fitz right swing on m-ck and be has Corbett going back for a few min- Fitz lands a jab .-n- stomach aid Corbett to his with a agony on his The time keeper call one. two, four, eight, nine, ton. but Corbett coming , ,, .,. He lo Fitz Mr basso fa. ore to strike him. i a avoided it. The bone of the de-i.-ion has not Boss are the big offices. It is the yet. Fitz them tons blow that did the of landed over Corbett s and be . . collapsed. The last round lasted i nominations and 1-5 Slates no sooner made up some gets j enough to them. A number of men who had him to i views el I station. The is his reply N. N. c. of been pro- in I from your the r. suits the cultivation of tin- land mentioned, are not d. would bow in men in last, in hum of tobacco sold on mar- in Slate is ease, tin land-, before soil been this is not materially the list Into or three years, but soon, on of the by crop, soil will not st it dbl The plan, is a heavy el potash and soon extract this from lbs soil, in soils of the east. I potash is applied in lbs soil can not to produce as good bright for I --n-l which u variety of tobacco fertilizers, and will give excellent n soil for your east-- n oil-. As to pi a--, mil good a In ii planted I lay ii. I bays this II the crop is sot due to the i nitrogen the pea but if potash and phosphoric a-.-id hi add- ed, will n be lbs ease. Alter peas m be may be d bu y II. I. Director. bulb-till referred lo m his haven't by me or I would but anyone dewing can get n upon application to Dr II I. Battle, X. C. Those who -lo apply for bull-tin should cut a on and -ave l r n i- in e and to of tin- crop, bops lo publish more year. to of being by r that lull j- made the of a upon poor who are told that upon the payment of M cuts for filling out an b auk with will he entitled to a lbs m Tin, part of this dirt v swindle the it In- as it is Men blank that is to the of in Mob state entitled to pension under the n and the foe in charged lot filling the blank. O.- Book t. K tad leaving Hum handed I h-i of adding people could much pleasure and prod in -11. by i;. M.-y-r. Way to I; IV tit in I. by by Killed Day l-h-i II. -i lo Ml by -I- ball. I., i. Co . -i- ., I, ill. Find ASHING TUN n, Mar. 1897. There been several during the week when an open rupture between and some of t men in his party seemed inevitable, hut by of his the Dying of the middle and peon classes. These coupled with the rather antiquated appearance of the surroundings see rise to the in some corner, atone, or oiled on a bought that the cathedral had would be native I of Prestige asleep, for Mexican of the peon has no fixed abiding place but falls to rest wherever weariness overtaken sleeps peacefully with hi blanket drawn over his bead. Standing out front as if a I e-n guard, and through the locking as though it rose from the heart of the city instead of miles away, WM L its summit being almost the exact outline a Spanish saddle. all these together one could imagine a feeling as a grave yard at night, though we've never been there to see just how it felt. pictures and suddenly change, for turning next to a beautiful plaza which Mil Hotel de we were invited to alight, walk id and partake of the best the afforded. Welcome in- and one which to a crowd of tired, sleepy, dusty needed not to be repeated The rooms are large, and furnished, getting rid two accumulation of dust and baying to from space allotted in a car to full mi e oat room a comfortable bed, tis no that we that night of flying through space to view of the world. And Manning, our bed fellow, he do, we promised not to be telling tales on Well, this is Mexico, not A lab ma, but we'll take a test here the same. It was a beautiful Sui-d iv that dawned over Mon- a , balmy, Stag, but unlike it proved- In they have no as under- stand and There it is looked upon as a and a who choose lo do carry on like en ether days I, our hole and going out for a walk before . me saw a great camber i. the gloves in the eh Jim hi hands work- like a piston rod on Fitz body. They clinch and Fitz roughs it in the breakaway a the sound-. but love in Fitz much of its prestige and pomp. Not that Christ did not lie for the poor as well as the was no such as while these people I , seamed in . . . . . the forms and ceremonies through which were going, to us j S to there were impression- of 4th Christianity In it. The average M in the Indian, the and even American decidedly superstitions, given much to a scrupulous ob- of religions forms and ceremonies, bat in ninety- nine cases out of a hundred leaves behind what religion he possesses when hie back is turned upon the sacred edifice. has not tho upon Mexico it once bad- j ruder the of Pies, again. buds Fitz ii short with his left. Fitz w-th a still left an Jim's stomach and I hey it again. are fighting a rate and Corbett by , j making the tight. He is playing systematically light and I ft body and i as time is called. lands his on Fitz blows hard with there have been of behind them, but arc marked m this particular, j not as frequent as Clash Being a of conservative and compliments with cue progressive ideas, he was quick . . . , to Observe that a superstitious Corbett a priest ridden people are on progressive, and it has been bis then a hall round with left on custom to every , drawing first They mix possible to Protestant churches, consequently these lat- positive promise that they would get positions have had to give way to the among them ex Gov. Merriam, of Storer. of Ohio, it was not Fur the years f ob- served the modes tobacco in the eastern tended to make any but necessary the last after nearly ill j bill got through Congress, but it getting a footing in the and Corbett has the better of it.- Jim land right the body and on the republic and the more chin. This round in favor of Corbett. enlightened of he people are to them- However, there ample advancement We visited of the ca- that antiquity having been use more than a century i a half. This build- had a gallery that r, by a flight of steps Condition by l lit service called to mind that picture in par- bis novel had i i away stone steps leading to her private chamber in them for two ti y. at. have more on this -t intended the , as chapter -f our travels is sufficiently lone the many other things we saw in and to speak of must left for a subsequent article. clinch Fitz tries to Corbett down. Loud enc lands right light j on the in the jaw. Corbett fiercely with right and going. is laterally blood, but is fighting; like a Corbett is showing the signs of work. Fitz U down on one knee takes lime like he ii lull of light. Corbett is slaughtering Corbett's are wild, be misses many well blows. Time with Fit looking very much the worse wear and It pulling. forcing, lei. at head and Corbett upper cult I- ii. hard in on the lace. I is bleeding again but is fighting like a addle bad planted eon. for a proves lbs land other crops and corn, it scorns to ii fur in tobacco. For instance last year noticed a farm- and a good and successful OM too, planted his tobacco land had been cultivated for the past four lie put at to pounds fer- to the acre and with all his past experience and knowledge w when he hi crop fall be r- ah-mt to per e it. while just road on very same of -oil, which not in any better cultivation, bis neighbor planted a crop of tobacco on land that tad be- fore been planted in . as did bis u bar h d natter bis I m ah u lime h p if bis and .--. bis crop Now d to my meant s m and my n was was some very strong plant lie producing bin. in in the gin f land which grew to- such and which was drawn the soil by con- is leaving ill a most impoverished condition the tobacco crop, while the hind was improved other crops. I in- to belle ye- that if woods or virgin soil him- hauled in and with other it would answer aid heap land in planting still I knew there were some very goo i farmers who this annually without the desired suggested plaining cow land, but was will require very adroit to do even that much without starling a bitter factional light in republican party. There m a in Congressional delegation of near every state, especially bitter in having republican Senators, over men who shall get offices which are to go to those states. Still, there are columns of rot printed existing be w. on the administration and Congress. honest patent lawyers of Washington after fake concerns who have been bringing discredit upon their profession dead earnest now- have Mr. William Small, Attorney at-law, Building, Washington, I- C, to undertake the of suppressing and prosecuting swindling concerns, be invites correspondence from newspaper pub- others who have been deceived and defrauded by and through false and fraudulent representations, specious devices, including offers and awards of prizes, medals of honor, of stock, etc., of alleged procurers and sellers of patents- Those who have bad dealings with these fake patent concerns should accent invitation aid write to Mr. Small. Using a bill introduced Con- which has no chance to pass, as a basis to swindle ignorant is by no moans a new dodge, but, according to the of many in Congress is now success- worked among ignorant of southern states by unscrupulous men. During first session of last Co Senator of Nebraska, introduced by request a bill providing for payment of a pension to all bad mer Tract. Tin s-. books can bought any book lore or Fleming fl. Meeting Cloned. if meeting in church conducted by Dr. William list- to a . lose Monday night. The sermon in very one the U enter at the Ai u the a Dr. returned lbs people Cr the warm Jury bad and lo U . a. all . i. op j bad given th- meeting, lb- spoke kindly of the ii. -.-pi and grant been to t be I lit ill. id Mr. . Green i has been Meeting indeed lo town. His earnestness, seal sad eon Impressed every who heard Fiat. If is sermons were a i as t- Ms b an r; i. a higher duties and to lead in live nearer t-. and endeavor lo do Hi- r- He pr- a.-l. d .- hi-u pi and and failed lo God. the town bare been dawn together in b lo one I. r and the good ling will he I. h on Dr. have Green villa with of p reeling upon lb hop.- b.- in iv MB. I.-.- Last Warning. k i t- .-. Al Who ewe an I tail to pa;. w-.-k an busby notated will p-o.--.-d at ones o levy on land and advertise the name as law directs, y. u to don't delay in making settlement. K. and Coll. tor. Mr. G. M. Tucker in Greens lo attend the the Or- there be dis- covered that he I a b out In- MART hardware, Tinware --I Spokes, Paints, oils and Stoves. Honest at Rock Fair Bottom Prices. MAIN GREENVILLE, X. C. . pi . . . . . I r , . ,. . C-.,,. . M. H HEAVY AND FANCY GROCERIES, I will best goods and will sell them at the lowest price possible. I will do all can to obtain and hold your pa t- Come and see me. M. H. Next m. Jeweler. LITE W. I. S. There yet a i. hate not lo the We hope all who in to attend seal week Hill ii- before leave town. No What Tin- which tear all to are not la It i- Like- Hood's an-t to true which are Bale, Ml drill, it. C. I. Hood The in Ilia lo A- em of the fie nil i want I to Liberal will be Apply In person or by letter it reference to A CO. V i THE GREENVILLE BANK a of tore THan a Mali o. W. Million a. C. T. President Exchange Flank, Baltimore, Ml. Th Scotland Week Bank Scotland if firm individuate and tho general fork, C. Public. Scotland Meek, M. C, c echo and deceit R. R. Fuming, V. C. m application. Horse Exchange. For Horses ard Mules go James old stand, rear of Motel Ma- con. I have just returned with a lull line of from Richmond, at prices to suit Call at once, to see my stock before buying elsewhere, it will pay you. I have a Livery in and have both turnouts polite drivers. E. C. WHITE, Manager, For Baggies, Photons or folk Trap I can save you per cent. but first vehicles sold A. be Notice. By of the power con- a Muffin i and as by to W. II. ox on the I day of I July In the of Deed of North Carolina, in book page the will expose to public before the Court in for to the -i on Monday, April 5th, I Mil the real property, In Swift county, ma W. Cox on the north, by Frank Hardy on Hi I by the the went and by the hind- of Archibald on the south contain the conveyed to Cox by his father. W in Cox, Mort- gage Deal, 20th of i W. U. GOT, V . Owing to the death of of our firm during the past year and in order to settle his estate we find it necessary to close out our entire stock of and to close out as early as possible we marked everything right down to FIRST COST. such a stock at the low prices the goods be sold you can get genuine bargains. early if you want the benefit of these bargains. will be closed out as fast as possible, O.